New Life for Broke Knife

I loved this broken vanity knife. As soon as I saw the blade was broke, I instantly thought of a wafer lock pick I had. This came out rea smooth.
Parts & Plan

I used a cut off from handle lock pick and the stub of the broken blade.
I tinned both pick and broken blade stub, clamped together, put some solder to it, and filed up the slop.
I then fit both blades by widening the handle body of the knife.
I used Silvabrite 100 lead free solder.
I tinned both pick and broken blade stub, clamped together, put some solder to it, and filed up the slop.
I then fit both blades by widening the handle body of the knife.
I used Silvabrite 100 lead free solder.
......and New Life

It came out like it was made that way. Most wafer locks are short so the stubb lenght works.
It's nice to provide a another chapter of use to a tool.
It's nice to provide a another chapter of use to a tool.